Convictions and Penalties for Harassment or Abuse of Public Healthcare Workers

Debated in Parliament on 8 May 2023.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked the Minister for Home Affairs for statistics over the past five years on convictions for harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers while on duty, including the average and median fines and imprisonment lengths.
K Shanmugam responded that the Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.
The debate highlights a gap in the availability of detailed sentencing data for convictions related to harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang

Mr Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked the Minister for Home Affairs for each year in the past five years, of the number of cases of harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers while on duty where convictions are secured (a) what is the average and median amount of fines imposed; and (b) what is the average and median length of imprisonment imposed.

K Shanmugam

The Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked the Minister for Home Affairs for statistics over the past five years on convictions for harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers while on duty, including the average and median fines and imprisonment lengths.
K Shanmugam responded that the Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.
The debate highlights a gap in the availability of detailed sentencing data for convictions related to harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers.

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Convictions and Penalties for Harassment or Abuse of Public Healthcare Workers

Debated in Parliament on 8 May 2023.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked the Minister for Home Affairs for statistics over the past five years on convictions for harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers while on duty, including the average and median fines and imprisonment lengths.
K Shanmugam responded that the Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.
The debate highlights a gap in the availability of detailed sentencing data for convictions related to harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang

K Shanmugam

The Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang asked the Minister for Home Affairs for statistics over the past five years on convictions for harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers while on duty, including the average and median fines and imprisonment lengths.
K Shanmugam responded that the Police do not track the average and median sentences of convicted cases.
The debate highlights a gap in the availability of detailed sentencing data for convictions related to harassment or abuse of public healthcare workers.

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang

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Convictions and Penalties for Harassment or Abuse of Public Healthcare Workers

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Louis Ng Kok Kwang

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